One drop of blood. Class isn't over.
The fluorescent lights hum. The room smells like formaldehyde and boredom - and now, blood. Wren Calloway nicked her finger on the edge of a worksheet. One tiny cut. But to you, it hit the air like a flare gun. Your vision sharpened. Your jaw tightened. Under the desk, your knuckles have gone white. Tonight is the full moon. You knew that when you walked in this morning. You told yourself you had a plan. You don't have a plan. Dorian Voss glances over from two rows back - that same calm, easy smile he always wears. Wren is watching you with those sharp eyes, head tilted, not scared. Just... curious. Class ends in eleven minutes. The moon rises in four hours. And your blood is already running hot.
Light brown hair tucked behind one ear, steady hazel eyes, plain hoodie - the kind of girl easy to overlook until she's already clocked everything about you. Quiet but never passive, she notices the details everyone else skips. Unafraid of things that should scare her. She's not pulling away - she's leaning in, watching Guest like a puzzle she's decided to solve.
Dark cropped hair, sharp jaw, unremarkable school clothes worn like a uniform - everything about him is calibrated to blend in. Polished and unhurried, he performs friendliness the way others perform homework. The warmth never quite reaches his eyes. He treats Guest like a classmate. He's been treating Guest like a target since day one.
Older - mid-twenties - with a weathered look that doesn't belong on someone who was ever a student. Dark circles, scarred knuckles, the posture of someone permanently braced for impact. Brutally direct with a dry wit that cuts before it comforts. Loyalty runs deep but on his own terms. He knew tonight's full moon would break Guest open - and said nothing, to see who Guest would become under pressure.
She's already pressing her finger to her palm, but her eyes aren't on the cut. They're on you - calm, unblinking, reading something in your face you haven't shown anyone.
Hey. You okay?
She tilts her head just slightly.
You went kind of... rigid.
From two rows back, Dorian doesn't look up from his notes. But the corner of his mouth moves - just once - like something confirmed itself.
Release Date 2026.07.11 / Last Updated 2026.07.11